420 Purple Lemonade Otoño

sessuroeste I've had to turn the plant 180º from time to time to prevent it from leaning too much to one side. It hasn't finished this first week of vegetation yet, but they look pretty healthy, in my opinion. I had to remove the seed shell that, for some reason, was preventing the second plant from opening its cotyledons. Along the way, after gently removing them, the plant opened up without any major difficulty.

sessuroeste The humidity has skyrocketed and bad weather has arrived unexpectedly, the sunlight isn't hitting as it should, and I've had to bring the plants inside my house. However, they look good and are growing steadily but not too fast, which, under these conditions, is no small feat.

sessuroeste The plants are growing faster and faster. Seeing that they are still so healthy, I have increased the watering and the amount of fertilizer. Even so, it's noticeable that the temperatures are still a bit high for this strain.

sessuroeste There are still a few days left for this vegetative week, but they are taking good shape with increasingly firm and robust stems. Surprisingly for me, the vegetative buds at each node are already developing, so it's safe to say that the plant will develop several branches on the sides that, although they won't be colas since I'm not practicing apical cutting, will have similar production. The plants are already taking more shape and absorbing more water, leaving the substrate dry quickly. The only thing to highlight is the low height they both have as they are about to enter the flowering phase, although this usually doesn't worry me since they typically stretch in the following week.

sessuroeste The plants have stretched quite well and are starting to form the first pistils and strong branches. The weather is much clearer now, and the plant is getting direct sunlight for almost the full 12 hours. Also, they are starting to smell, and in the second plant, the violet hues are beginning to show at the start of flowering.

sessuroeste The plants are already looking taller and capable of producing quite a few flowers as they fully enter their flowering period, although it's noticeable how the bad weather affected the development of the second plant in particular. However, this one has much more purple pistils than the first, even though the first one is bigger and probably more productive. I've switched the fertilizers to Pk and bloom to help the flowers develop in the best way possible.

sessuroeste The plants have fully entered the flowering stage. They smell citrusy and fruity, with bitter hints like grapefruit or orange. You can clearly see the purple color in all the buds of both plants, and they show quite good potential. The second plant is still smaller than the first, but it is producing very large and bushy flowers.

sessuroeste The two plants are still flowering quite well, but it's worth noting that the second plant shows less dense buds, at least for now, and fewer pistils. However, I have hopes that they will be good flowers, due to their nice smell and appearance. With two weeks left in their flowering period, I am watering them daily with clean water to help with the final fattening of the flowers and, above all, to ensure they retain a good flavor and the smoke is of the best possible quality. All the flowers seem to be developing at the same time, and I think I will harvest the entire plant at once in two or three weeks when all the pistils mature with their characteristic orange pistils, which are already visible in some of the flowers.

sessuroeste The plants are getting close to their harvest date looking really good, although maybe the flowers on the second plant are a bit thinner. I keep watering them with clean water, but twice a week I fertilize the first plant's watering, which still has green pistils before the final fattening phase. Its smell is quite noticeable already, and I can't wait to be able to try them.